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Are you looking for your favorite college wrestling team's new schedule or roster? Well you have to look no further. This is a link that has to be bookmarked if you are a fan of college wrestling. CLICK HERE to follow to a web page with as complete a list of college wrestling sites as I have seen.

I am sure if your website is missing they will add it to the list. It looks like they are trying to update the college clubs that are not officially part of the college or university. If you have a missing link, I am sure they would appreciate help. Post a comment below this message. Do you like links this one?

Illinois Wrestling.Com releases its photo schedule. Let us know if you have an open date and are looking a photographer.

Would you buy an adidas wrestling shoe at the entry level price about $43 or $37 for a youth shoe? I would have like to see them make a royal blue and a red shoe. What do you think? Leave your comments.

This is an article that Bill Scherr's posted on his blog. His blog is linked on the left side. Check his blog often... Get in the Wheelbarrow! By William Scherr Nov. 10, 2005 My wrestling career was successful by most measures. I won National and International Championships at almost every level. Not a single day goes by, however, that I do not look back with regret because I realize that I could have been better and done more if I would have been fully committed to my sport. Could I have won the Olympics if I was not taking graduate school classes at the same time? Should I have been living in the same city as my brother and training with him every day? Could I have been more thorough in my approach to lifting weights and nutrition? The list of questions goes on and on and the answer to most of them leaves me wondering. What could I have accomplished if I was fully committed?

Purchase $100 worth of wrestling gear, and we will give you a free trial subscription to Win Magazine. Win Magazine is one of the premier wrestling magazines in the country. During your 3 month trial period, its the heart of the wrestling season. This is a special offer you will want to take advantage of.

If you are a coach or club leader, scroll down a bit to find out how you can receive a free coaches brief case along with other valuable items. We still have brief cases available, we will post when we no longer have any brief cases.

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I am not sure how many people who will visit this page recently found out their child will be born with a cleft lip, but I just want to talk a little bit about what I went through as a first time parent finding out your child will be born with a facial birth defect. I hope you find this page and will find some comfort.

Wildcat Wrestling Club presents In-Season “Prep-to-Win” Technique Clinic

Evanston, Illinois

Highlights include:

Group and individual instruction from Ryan Bertin, Pat Cummins, and other National and World Level Wrestlers including Bill Scherr, former World Champion, Olympic Silver Medalist and Coach of the 2005 Women’s FS World Team.

Technical instruction on takedowns, escapes, riding, turning and pinning combinations

Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:00pm – 8:30pm Part 1 (first 3 weeks) November 15th – December 6th Part 2 (second 3 weeks) January 10th – 26th * 6 weeks total * Follow this link for more information.

How to Buy a Pair of Wrestling Shoes - What you Need to Know

We will discuss several things you need to know if you are buying wrestling shoes for the first time or it has been a while since you purchased shoes. You will find out more about Youth vs Adult sizes, Wide Width Shoes, Proper Sizing, Setting a Budget, Color Selection, and Split Sole vs Uni-sole shoes.

Cutting Weight, the Dark Side of Wrestling

Bloged in News and Information, Locked and Loaded by Randy Lewis Wednesday November 2, 2005 Cutting weight, the dark side of wrestling. Almost everyone who has ever wrestled, with the exception of some heavyweights, has had to cut weight at some point in their careers. Many wrestlers, at all levels, have at times cut way more than they should have. At times in my career, I also fell into this category. Most wrestlers have their own “weight cutting stories,” and in this article I will regale you with a few of my own.

Peaking at the Right Time By Carol and Patrick Milkovich 2x NCAA Champion and Distinguished Member of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame ADVIICE FROM A CHAMPIION February 15, 2003 - Wrestling U.S.A. Magazine It's February, and it's been a long season. For some, it's been too long, but for others, not long enough. This is the time of year when some wrestlers can't wait for the season to end. They are tired of cutting weight, of long practices, and of never-ending tournaments. For others, this the crucial time. Every year, you get one chance to be the best at what you do, and now is the time to concentrate all your efforts on peaking at the right time. All year long, you have been putting yourself into a position to be able to reach your peak when it really counts.